Suppose a link has a propagation delay of 20 sec and a bandwidth of 2 bytes/usec....

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Suppose a link has a propagation delay of 20 µsec and a bandwidth of 2 bytes/usec. (a). How long would it take to transmit a 600-byte packet over such a link? (b). How long would it take to transmit the 600-byte packet over two such links, with a store-and-forward switch in between? Suppose the path from A to B has a single switch S in between: A-S-B. Each link has a propaga- tion delay of 60 μsec and a bandwidth of 2 bytes/usec. (a). How long would it take to send a single 600-byte packet from A to B? (b). How long would it take to send two back-to-back 300-byte packets from A to B? (c). How long would it take to send three back-to-back 200-byte packets from A to B? Suppose a link has a propagation delay of 20 µsec and a bandwidth of 2 bytes/usec. (a). How long would it take to transmit a 600-byte packet over such a link? (b). How long would it take to transmit the 600-byte packet over two such links, with a store-and-forward switch in between? Suppose the path from A to B has a single switch S in between: A-S-B. Each link has a propaga- tion delay of 60 μsec and a bandwidth of 2 bytes/usec. (a). How long would it take to send a single 600-byte packet from A to B? (b). How long would it take to send two back-to-back 300-byte packets from A to B? (c). How long would it take to send three back-to-back 200-byte packets from A to B?

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